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Welcome to Fairmont Austin
Dear Guest A towering icon within a vibrant Central Business District, Fairmont Austin is uniquely located amid the lush greenery of Palm Park and Waller Creek and directly connected to the Austin Convention Center. The newly opened 37-story luxury hotel features 1,048 richly appointed guest rooms and suites with picturesque vistas of Lady Bird Lake, a dramatic cityscape and the State Capitol. Guests indulge in exquisite dining, a pampering spa and state- of-the-art meeting facilities. Fairmont Austin engages guests with the city’s famed music scene, as well as the area’s celebrated cuisine and diverse artistic lifestyle. The Concierge Team Fairmont Austin
5 6 Top Picks of6 Austin Quirky, liberal, hip, laid back, musical. There is enough to see Oh, and of course, weird. and do in this diverse, unique Texas city. It’s hard to describe Austin. This multifaceted, multilayered urban landscape is visited by some 20 million tourists each year, and no two people are looking for exactly the same thing. But there is enough to see and do in this diverse, unique Texas city to keep all 20 million busy and smiling, which may help to explain why the capital of the Lone Star State is the fastest growing large city in America.
While there are scores of great things to see and do in Austin, here are a few of the top things that shouldn’t be missed.
7 8 DISCOVER AUSTIN 1 WALK, BIKE, OR FLOAT AT LADY BIRD LAKE Smack-dab in the middle of the city, Lady Bird Lake – “Town Lake” to many locals – provides a welcome respite for both locals and tourists, and it’s a great way to get a unique view of the city itself. Stroll along the waterfront or rent a bike for some leisurely exercise. On the southern shore is the Rowing Dock, where kayaks, fishing kayaks, canoes, paddle boards, and SUPjets can be rented. Bring your camera, as the natural scenery and many bridges that span the water are quite picturesque. If your doggie is traveling with you, feel free to bring him too.
AUTHENTIC AUSTIN EXPERIENCE 2 ON LADY BIRD LAKE SEE THE BATS AT THE CONGRESS AVENUE BRIDGE While they may not be known as man’s best friend, it’s hard not to be impressed by the spectacle of hundreds of thousands of bats leaving at dusk in search of their nightly feast of insects. Approximately 1.5 million Mexican free-tailed bats – the largest urban bat population in North America Why not join us in a morning Guided – migrate to Austin each summer to give birth and raise their young. After the Congress Avenue Bridge was renovated in 1980, the bats chose it as Downtown Tour or evening Bat Tour their summer retreat. Watch the impressive sunset exodus from the bridge or from a boat cruise on the Colorado River. • 512-809-8916 • congresskayaks.com • Waller Creek Boathouse, 74 Trinity Street, Austin 78701 9 10 3 TAKE A DIP IN A REFRESHING POOL Located in 358-acre Zilker Park, Barton Springs Pool is a favorite among Austinites. Fed by underground springs, the temperature of the 3-acre pool is a steady 68-70 degrees – perfect and refreshing for those hot Austin summer days. It is in a splendid natural setting, and the city has quite a Fed by underground springs, the rigorous cleaning regimen so the pool can be safe and enjoyable for both its human visitors and animal residents. It’s open every day 5 am to 10 pm temperature of the 3-acre pool is a from May to September. steady 68-70 degrees.
11 12 EXPLORE THE HISTORY AND ART OF TEXAS Austin has a great selection of museums that delve into both history and art. To find out more about the fascinating history of Texas, visit the Bullock Texas State History Museum, four floors filled with exhibits and over 500 artifacts related to the state’s colorful past. Mexico and Latin America have played a large role in forming the culture unique to Texas, and the Mexic-Arte Museum preserves photographs, traditional masks, and contemporary art that tell this story. For lovers of classical art, the Blanton Museum of Art on the University of Texas campus is a must see. The collection is quite diverse; over 17,000 pieces range from Baroque and Renaissance to modern Latin American works. The Lyndon Baines Johnson Library and Museum – one of 13 presidential libraries in the country – tells the story of the Texas native who became president, but also contains fascinating material related to the turbulent era in which he served in the country’s top office. A replica of the Oval Office, interactive displays, and audio tour guides will keep the whole family interested. 4
HELO se Austin offersabe helicopter tours,Auin charters and photography flights in Austin and across Texas.
Flights start at $93.50 per person for the downtown 51Tour. Book online or call. (2 person minimum).
Whether you are flying for business or pleasure, HELO will help you create the perfect experience.
www.heloaustin.com (512) 350-5102 (512) 350-5102 [email protected] [email protected] 13 4 14 Contact us for details and to book your tour! 5 VISIT THE STATE CAPITOL One of the top attractions in Austin, this pink granite structure opened in 1888 and is a full 14 feet taller than the United States Capitol in Washington, D.C. The architecture, monuments, and immaculately landscaped grounds are impressive to say the least. Guided and self- guided tours are available seven days a week, and it’s free. Guided tours leave from the south foyer every 20 minutes. Stop in at the on-site gift shop and cafeteria.
The architecture, monuments, and immaculately landscaped grounds are impressive to say the least.
15 16 6 CATCH SOME LIVE MUSIC Known as “The Live Music Capital of the World,” no visit to Austin would be complete without checking out its second-to-none live music scene. And no, it’s not just country and western. Over 200 venues around the city feature every music genre you can think of – jazz, blues, rock, folk, bluegrass, classical, Latin, pop, hip-hop, indie – you name it, Austin has it. The venues themselves are almost as varied – clubs, bars, hotels, cafés, concert halls, restaurants, and hotels all have a slice of the action. Just for starters, check out Emo’s, Stubb’s, ACL Live, Mohawk, The Continental Club, and the Elephant Room. Great music, great food, and a relaxed, down-home Texas atmosphere will have you planning your next trip before you even leave.
17 18 LOVE
BBQ?Austin Does Too
It’s no secret that Austin is a barbecue mecca. The city offers dozens of eateries featuring slow-cooked meats smoked to perfection. In fact, it’s even the start of the Texas Barbecue Trail, a route that takes you through Central Texas for the culinary ride of your life.
If you’re coming to Austin with a hankering for smoked meat, you certainly won’t be disappointed by what the city has to offer.
19 20 What Defines Austin Barbecue?
If your idea of barbecue is a grilled meat slathered with layer upon layer of sweet sauce, you’re in for a surprise. Most Austin barbecue is completely without sauce, as it is believed to mask the gorgeous aromas of the spiced a steak this well done meat. You might be able to score some sauce on the side, but don’t count on it as part of the meal. You’d also better be a fan of beef, as this is the main meat on display in is rare Austin eateries. In particular, brisket is the most popular option.
111 FORKS
Address: 111 Lavaca S
Tel: 676-626-4113
www.3forks.com/austin
French-inspired steak & seafood mini-chain outpost with large wine list, piano bar & patio.
LA BARBECUE
Address: 1906 E Cesar Chavez St
Tel: 512-605-9696 We select the finest USDA Prime steak, only www.labarbecue.com the top .05% of beef is acceptable. That’s
Hopping BBQ stand in Aztec Food Trailer Park for brisket, pulled pork & something rare you won’t find at other sausages at picnic tables. steakhouses. Perfect for an intimate dinner or your important business dining experience. You’d also better be a fan of beef, as this is the main meat on display in Austin eateries. III Forks. Finer Dining. 111 Lavaca Street at Cesar Chavez (512) 474-1776 | 3forks.com 21 22 SINK YOUR TEETH INTO SOME REAL TEXAS FLAVOR. COOPER’S BBQ
Address: 217 Congress Ave
Tel: 512-474-4227
www.coopersbbqaustin.com
Lively spot for pit-smoked meats, classic sides & a full bar in a historic building with a patio.
MOONSHINE GRILL
Address: 303 Red River St
Tel: 512-236-9599 www.moonshinegrill.com Right Around The Corner
Moonshine serves up innovative down-home cooking in a casual atmosphere, steeped in Austin, Texas’ historic Waterloo Compound. 217 Congress CoopersBBQaustin.com FRANKLIN BARBECUE
Address: 900 E 11th St World-Class BBQ 7 DAYS A WEEK Tel: 512-653-1187 www.franklinbbq.com Llano Llounge Open Late WITH FULL BAR MENU Long lines form early for brisket, pulled pork & other smoked meats at this lunch-only spot. Valet Parking AVAILABLE AFTER 5PM LEROY & LEWIS Live Music Address: 121 Pickle Rd Tel: 512-945-9882 Open Daily Until Midnight www.leroyandlewis.com
Smoked meat trailer highlighting unusual cuts of meat & locally Catering Requests Accepted sourced seasonal side dishes. Large Party Reservations 23 30 to 500 ([email protected]) 24 More than BBQ...
Austin’s food scene has exploded in the last few years and has something for every palate.
85 Rainey St, Austin, TX 78701 T: (512) 474-2776 EL NARANJO www.elnaranjorestaurant.com
Address: 85 Rainey St
Tel: 512-474-2776
www.elnaranjorestaurant.com
Chef from Oaxaca City uses locally sourced ingredients to re-create refined interior Mexican fare.
TORCHY’S TACOS
Address: 166 Hargraves Drive Tel: 737-717-6952
www.torchystacos.com
This local Austin taco-joint serves Mexican street food-style tacos with delicious toppings and flavorful salsas.
PERLA’S SEAFOOD & OYSTER BAR
Address: 1400 S Congress Ave
Tel: 512-291-7300
www.perlasaustin.com
Perla’s flies in fish and oysters daily to achieve impeccable freshness. Beverages range from coastal cocktails to a variety of wines.
25 26 You’ve found the best seafood in Austin at Café Blue.
CAFÉ BLUE
Address: 12800 Hill Country Blvd
Tel: 512-366-5230
www.cafebluetx.com
If you’re looking for classic seafood restaurants or oyster bars, you’ve found the best seafood in Austin at Café Blue.
SWAY
Address: 1417 S 1st St
Tel: 512-326-1999
www.swaythai.com
Highlighted on Bon Appétit’s Top 50 New Restaurants in America, Sway will delight you with their thai-inspired cuisines.
27 28 FUKUMOTO
Address: 514 Medina St
Tel: 512-770-6880
www.fukumotoaustin.com
Japanese izakaya serving skewers, sushi & cooked seafood imported from Japan in a lofty, hip space.
HULA HUT
Address: 3825 Lake Austin Blvd
Tel: 512-476-4852
www.hulahut.com
Expand your taste buds with Hula Hut’s Traditional Tex-Mex with a Polynesian twist, dubbed ‘Mexonisian’.
Skewers, sushi & cooked seafood imported from Japan.
29 30 Tapas, paella & more Spanish fare served with a broad wine list.
BARLATA
Address: 1500 S Lamar Blvd
Tel: 512-473-2211
www.barlataaustin.com
Tapas, paella & more Spanish fare served with a broad wine list in a lively industrial-chic space.
UCHI
Address: 801 S Lamar Blvd
Tel: 512-916-4808
www.uchiaustin.com
Contemporary sushi mixed with creative dishes served in a sophisticated, stylish setting.
THE OMELETTRY
Address: 4631 Airport Blvd
Tel: 512-453-5062
www.theomelettry.com
Longtime diner for all-day signature omelets, pancakes & lunch standards in a wood-decked space.
31 32 A HISTORY OF CRAFT BEER IN AUSTIN Believe it or not, brewing in Austin isn’t a new phenomenon. It’s something that’s been going on since before prohibition. One of the first breweries in town opened in 1860 and was located at Kirchberg’s Saloon. The head brewer was Johann Schneider, a businessman who had worked in some of Europe’s most prestigious breweries. Unfortunately, he suffered an untimely death, but you can still see his original limestone beer vaults in the underground dining room of La Condesa (400 W. 2nd Street).
It was only in the 1990s that the craft beer scene really began taking off again. The first of the breweries to open was Celis Brewery (10001 Metric Blvd.) on March 19, 1992. By 1995, they had become the fastest-growing microbrewery in the entire country. What made it so popular? It was Austin’s first brewery in almost a decade!
The beer scene just continued to grow once Austin passed HB 1425, a bill that allowed restaurants and bars to brew their own beer on site.
Austin Brewery Culture: Get Your DRINK ON
The advent of craft breweries has been sweeping the nation, and Believe it or not, brewing in nowhere is that more apparent than in Austin. Cordially dubbed as Austin isn’t a new phenomenon. Texas’ craft beer king, the city has seen an influx of breweries popping up throughout the area. If you’re a fan of this delightful, hoppy beverage, It’s something that’s been going here’s what you need to know about Austin brewery culture so you can make the most of it on your trip. on since before prohibition.
33 34 WelcomeTO BOLIVAR LOUNGE
A full cigar & gift shop and a members only, private smoking lounge located in the heart of downtown CRAFT BEER IN AUSTIN TODAY Austin, Texas. Our store and gift shop is open to the The beer scene shows no signs of slowing down in Austin, with the entire public and features a central Texas area producing almost 26.3 million bottles of beer in 2016. In fact, there are over 60 separate breweries in Austin and the surrounding walk-in humidor with an area, with even more in the works. extensive selection of the world’s best cigars. The reason Austin has earned the title of Texas’ craft beer king is because it’s home to five of the 10 largest craft breweries in the entire state. The next runners-up are the Dallas-Fort Worth area with 50 breweries and TRY OUR OWN EXCLUSIVE Houston with 40 breweries. BRAND OF CIGARS, ARMAN. If you want to celebrate your love of beer while in Austin, the city provides plenty of options - in addition to visiting as many breweries as possible. Arman Cigars are the Bolivar For example, the Texas Craft Brewers Festival (2102 Jesse East Segovia Lounge exclusive house brand. St.) happens on a yearly basis, showcasing the best that Texas breweries The Arman Texas Edition is an and home-brewers have to offer. Additionally, the first Austin Beer & Music exceptionally well-made Festival happened in 2018, where participants had the chance to sample over 50 local brews. medium-bodied cigar that makes a great after dinner smoke. The label is available in six sizes
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The reason Austin has earned the title of Texas’ craft beer king is because it’s home to THE FINEST five of the 10 largest craft breweries in the SMOKING ACCESSORIES entire state. Attire: No shorts or flip flops. Our Hours: Open 11am–8pm, Monday through Saturday, Closed Sunday Summer Hours: Closed on Saturday 35 during July and August 36 37 38 SOUTH CONGRESS AVENUE
Distance: 1.1 miles from hotel
Daytime option for New American Features an array of antiques, galleries, boutiques and restaurants.
THE DOMAIN
Distance: 12.4 miles from hotel
Open Monday to Saturday 10 am to 9 pm and Sunday 12 pm to 7pm
A shopping mall with upscale national brands and independent designers.
SECOND STREET DISTRICT
Distance: 0.6 miles from the hotel
Comprised of chic consignment shops and coffee houses.
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2727 Exposition Blvd, Suite 121 www.estiloboutique.com 39 40 follow us on instagram @gardenroomatx
145 luxury and brand stores for men, women and children.
ARBORETUM MARKET
Distance: 11.3 miles from the hotel
Open air retail market located in northwest Austin at Great Hills Trail and Jollyville Road.
SAN MARCOS PREMIUM OUTLETS
Distance: 34.5 miles from the hotel
Open Monday to Saturday 10 am to 9 pm and Sunday 10 am to 7pm theGardenRoom Offering 145 luxury and brand stores 1601 W. 38th Street at Kerbey Lane Austin, Texas ~ 512-458-5407 for men, women and children. Monday through Saturday 10:00am - 5:30pm
gardenroomboutique.com 41 42 A Music Lover’s Paradise
AUSTIN’S MUSIC SCENE Are you ready to experience the “live music capital of the world” to its fullest extent? When the city of Austin opens its doors, all it asks in return is that you open your ears, sometimes from the moment you touch down at the airport (live local music right in the terminal isn’t an unusual occurrence). With a nearly never-ending list of world-renowned venues, eclectic local bands and major music events happening year-round, it more than earns its moniker
43 44 ACL LIVE AT THE MOODY THEATRE
Address: 2nd Street District, 310 W Willie Nelson Blvd
www.acl-live.com
The jam-packed schedule proves ACL Live to be the leading destination for live performances. The Moody Theatre is also the venue to film the longest running music series in American television history, the PBS series Austin City Limits.
ANTONE’S
Address: 305 E 5th St
www.antonesnightclub.com
This night club is an iconic blues and R&B venue. Helping advance local talent, Antone’s represents the community of Austin.
CONTINENTAL CLUB
Address: 1315 S Congress Ave
continentalclub.com
This gem on South Congress is one not to be missed. This historic club has been around since 1955 and home to some of the greats in rock, country and blues.
The Moody Theatre is also the venue to film the longest running music series in American television history.
45 46 47 48 BLANTON MUSEUM OF ART
Address: 200 E Martin Luther King Jr Blvd
www.blantonmuseum.org
The Jack S. Blanton Museum of Art at UT Austin is one of the largest university art museums in the U.S. with 189,340 square feet devoted to temporary exhibitions, permanent collection galleries.
BULLOCK TEXAS STATE HISTORY MUSEUM
Address: 1800 Congress Ave
www.thestoryoftexas.com
The Bullock Texas State History Museum, is a history museum in Austin, Texas. The museum is a division of the Texas State Preservation Board. Its stated mission is to tell “the Story of Texas.”
THINKERY
Address: 1830 Simond Ave
www.thinkeryaustin.org
The Thinkery Children’s Museum is a great place to take the kids -- “a sparkling new home for ‘why’ and ‘how.’ A place where science and families play side by side”.
The Jack S. Blanton Museum of Art at UT Austin is one of the largest university art museums in the U.S.
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www.umlaufsculpture.org A AGES E O E A IN A AI A I ITY REE O ERED AR ING OUSE A S E ERY DAY A peaceful, beautiful space. The Umlauf Sculpture Garden is a museum and outdoor sculpture garden centered on the artistic works of American sculptor SICK VISITS � URGENT CARE � CUTS - WE SUTURE! Charles Umlauf. 512.391.9400 • FREEMANMEDICALCLINIC.COM
LBJ PRESIDENTIAL 1611 W 5TH ST STE. 180, AUSTIN TX 78703 LIBRARY
Address: 2313 Red River Street
www.lbjlibrary.org WE’VE CREATED THE NEXT GENERATION OF
The first Texas President. Exhibits featuring ground breaking legislation REHYDRATION THERAPY. passed by LBJ, including civil rights, Medicare, immigration rights, voting rights and more. WE’VE HERE TO HELP YOU RESET THE THE CONTEMPORARY CLOCK ON YOUR TRAINING OR YOUR AUSTIN JONES CENTER NIGHT OUT
Address: 700 Congress Ave
www.thecontemporaryaustin.org
The downtown location of the Contemporary Austin is their main exhibition IV HYDRATION | B12 INJECTIONS space, and hosts an impressive array of exhibitions of works by some of the world’s top contemporary artists. HEADACHES & NAUSEA 1611 W 5TH ST STE. 180, AUSTIN TX 78703
51 512.391.9400 | HIPPOHYDRATE.COM 52 HARRY RANSOM CENTER
Address: 300 West 21st Street
www.hrc.utexas.edu
The Ransom Center is an internationally renowned humanities research library and museum at The University of Texas at Austin. Its extensive collections provide unique insight into the creative process.
ELISABET NEY MUSEUM
Address: 304 East 44th Street
www.austintexas.gov
The Elisabet Ney Museum is a museum located in Austin. It is housed in the former studio of sculptor Elisabet Ney and is dedicated to showcasing her life and works.
MEXIC-ARTE MUSEUM
Address: 419 Congress Avenue
www.mexic-artemuseum.org INTERNATIONAL FULL-SERVICE The Mexic-Arte, North wall is lined with murals that celebrate Latino figures and iconography. Their mission is to showcase traditional and contemporary WEDDING PLANNING Mexican and Latino art and culture. FOR THE UNIQUE, PARTICULAR, AND REFINED Its extensive collections provide unique insight into the creative process. WWW.WRIGHTWEDDINGPLANNER.COM 512.842.7011 By Appointment Only
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